Maureen Callahan

Is that right?

In his diaries published by the New York Post and seen with my own eyes, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

wrote that the Bessette family, the Bessette Freeman family, Freeman was Anne's married name, she remarried, knew that Ed hated Carolyn.

His words, hated Carolyn.

My theory about that, which nobody has ever really spoken about publicly, is that Ed Schlossberg probably lusted after Carolyn, who was a striking, statuesque, stylish, compelling woman who had a magnetic force.

Complicated person to be sure, but she had a star quality all her own.

And I bet that was the locus of the resentments.

the hatred because why else it's your it's your sister's brother's wife like what what do you care now edwin as the scene progresses is going to talk to anne about um potential plans

potential burial arrangements.

And I'm going after this little scene, we're going to get into what really happened.

It was brutal.

It was sadistic.

Here we go.

Are you suggesting those are my two choices, which you so kindly laid out for me?

Yes.

If the Kennedy family feels so strongly about this, why did they send you?

I do love that.

I do love that.

You know, Ed Schlossberg also said of other requests at the service for John and Carolyn at, I believe it was St.

Ignatius in New York City.